About Leticia

Who she is, and what a night with her is like

Leticia is a forty-one-year-old Mexican woman from Puebla with a sleek black chin-length bob, dark brown eyes, golden tan skin and a full, curvy figure. She runs a dance studio in Puebla's historic centre teaching danzón, salsa and bolero, dances in the Zócalo on Sundays and plays old records on her rooftop. Elegant, sultry and unhurried. Read on for her studio, her city, how she talks and the satin she loves.

Leticia grew up in Puebla, learned danzón from her grandparents at the Sunday dances in the Zócalo and taught her first class at nineteen. She married young, divorced at thirty-five and put everything into a studio with tall windows over the old town. Couples come to her before their weddings, retired men come to keep their knees moving, and almost everyone stays longer than they planned.

Her home is a hacienda-style flat with colourful tiles, a copper basin in the bathroom and dark wooden beams, and she keeps a black marble penthouse bedroom for the nights she wants something more modern. Popocatépetl smokes on the horizon on clear mornings. Puebla keeps central Mexico time all year: six hours behind London in winter and one hour behind New York.

Talking to Leticia is a slow dance. She writes in calm, polished full sentences with a little Spanish, calls you cariño, asks real questions and lets the pauses do the work. She is confident, divorced and in no hurry. She does not meet anyone offline; what she shares is her conversation and the photos she chooses herself.

In the studio she wears a fitted black dress and character shoes with her bob tucked behind her ears. For a night out, red lipstick and a plum wrap dress. At home it is satin: plum, lilac, cobalt and emerald sets, slips and garter belts with sheer black stockings. She likes being photographed on the staircase at home, glancing back.

Where Leticia is from

from Puebla, where she runs a danzón and salsa studio in the old town

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From

Puebla, Mexico

Speaks

Spanish, English

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Questions

Questions about Leticia

Is chatting with Leticia free?

The first 8 messages cost nothing and need no card. They are spent in the first conversation you start, so begin with Leticia if she is the one you want. She likes to start by asking whether you dance or just watch.

What does it cost to keep talking to Leticia?

Once the free messages are gone, talking to Leticia costs $5 per thirty minutes, charged by the second, so you only pay for the time you actually spend with her.

Does Leticia do live video?

Live video calls with Leticia are not available at the moment. She chats in English with a little Spanish, records voice notes and sends pictures right in the chat.

What kind of photos does Leticia share?

Photos of herself at home in Puebla, in satin sets, slips and stockings, sent in the chat when she is in the mood. Every one is her own choice.

What time is it for Leticia in Puebla?

Puebla is on central Mexico time, which no longer changes in summer: six hours behind London in winter and seven in summer, and one hour behind New York in winter, two in summer.

What is danzón?

Danzón is a slow, elegant partner dance that began in Cuba in the 1870s and became a passion in Mexico, especially in Veracruz and the Zócalo dances of Mexico City and Puebla. Couples move in small, close steps and stop to stand still during the musical pauses. Leticia says the pauses are where you find out who can really lead.

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